Group Therapy
In everyday life, we believe that we are constantly engaging in groups, through school, work and social life. Our experiences are informed by how we connect within different groups. Group therapy can be a good fit particularly for those who want to deepen their interpersonal relationships, search for engagement with others, and seek a sense of understanding and community.
In Group Therapy at Rose Hill, we bring people with unique lived experiences together into a collective and confidential space to explore how they relate to others. Dynamics will naturally develop within the group and among members, which creates opportunities to discover how one relates to the self, and support meaningful relationships in day- to-day life.
Upcoming Groups
All-Background
This is a collective space for people from all backgrounds and ages to gather together and engage in the diverse group dynamics. It focuses on gaining a deeper understanding of one's unique experiences and how they relate to others, and creating a sense of agency for meaningful relationships.
Queer-Identifying
This is a group for LGBTQ+ adults of mixed ages, genders, and racial identities interested in deepening their understanding of themselves and their relationship with queer identity and the community. Within the intimacy of the group, members are invited to reflect on how their interactions offer insight into patterns occurring in their outside lives for meaningful connection with others.
College Students and Young Adults
This group is open to college-age students and young adults. It focuses on working through existential anxieties and feelings of alienation in this post-Covid area. This is a welcoming space for those who wish to gain more satisfaction in connecting with others, and share the vulnerabilities one may experience navigating a demanding school or work environment.
Groups will take place at our midtown location
321 W 44th St, Suite #1000
New York, NY 10036
What to expect
One-hour-long weekly meetings, in person, with a group of 6-8 members and 1-2 group leaders.
A free expression of what is on your mind.
Listening, engaging and interacting.
A perspective on your role in group dynamics with other participants.
Find out more
Group Therapy Program Coordinator
Ivy Zhang, LMSW i.zhang@rhps.nyc